Welcome

There has been a church presence in Holbrooks since the early decades of the 20th century, when housing began to be built for people working in local industry.

The Church of Saint Luke was constructed in 1939 and, like the people of its parish, suffered the effects of the Second World War and its aftermath. The bomb damage was, however, made good and the church restored, a symbol of reconciliation and of God’s enduring presence among his people.

Over the years our area has seen many changes, and Saint Luke’s remains at the heart of the community as a reminder of God’s presence in our world and of his love alive and active in our neighbourhood.

We hope you will find the information on this website useful. It will let you know who we are, where we are, and what we are trying to achieve in God’s name in our parish.

Safeguarding

Download Safeguarding policies, contact information and our Domestic Abuse charter.

Mass Times

SUNDAY
17.00 Vigil Mass (Saturday)
08.00 Low Mass

10.00 Parish Mass

TUESDAY
&
WEDNESDAY
19.00

THURSDAY
09.45

FRIDAY
12.00

SATURDAY
09.30

History

Formerly an area of fields with the odd small-holding and farm dotted around, Holbrooks began to change its natre during the course of the First World War.

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